We are sorry to learn of the passing of former AITA/IATA Secretary General, Pru Kitching. Her funeral will take place on 23 March 2026 in Tyneside, UK. Pru trained for the theatre and shared her life with painter and stage designer Gerald Kitching. After his death in 1989, she moved to Copenhagen where she served […]
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Author: Inas GačaninAmateur Theatre “Neretva” KonjicAITA/IATA Associate Member 388, Bosnia and HerzegovinaDate of publication: 11/02/2025 Nestled in the heart of Konjic, a town known for its stunning natural beauty, lies a cultural beacon: Amateur Theatre “Neretva.” For almost 80 years, our dedicated ensemble has provided a safe haven for creativity and community spirit, proving the
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Starting in 2026, AITA/IATA asbl is delighted to introduce the Membership Solidarity Contribution—a new opportunity for members who are able to do so to support greater global inclusion within our community. By making a voluntary contribution in addition to the standard membership fee, you help make it possible for an applicant from a country with
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World Theatre Day Open Call Be part of World Theatre Day 2026 and join a global celebration of the transformative power of theatre. AITA/IATA is creating a collaborative video featuring voices, movements, and performances from around the world—and we would love to include yours.We invite you to send a short video (up to 10 seconds)
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Author: Tanka Chaulagain – AITA/AITA Associate Member from Nepal, Lalabala, School Theatre Nepal Date of publication: 29/11/2025 Check out the images below to experience the festival moments! Lalabala Children’s Festival is the only international children’s theatre festival in Nepal. Since its launch in 2016, the festival has grown steadily and has now reached its 5th
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LOUDER TOGETHER 2026 is a global congrestival uniting young performers and teaching artists in Antwerp from 21–30 August 2026. Hosted by OPENDOEK and the Antwerp Conservatory, the event combines the World Children’s and Youth Performing Arts Festival and ITAC8 – the International Teaching Artist Conference, creating a powerful platform for creativity, education, and social change. Join participants from over 15 countries for performances, workshops, and cultural exchange in a safe, inclusive, and inspiring environment.
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